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Died:
8 September
1949
— Garmisch-Partenkirchen
— Germany
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Son of Franz Strauss.
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![Berlin-Charlottenburg Rezniček plaque<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/3117/10/d10.2.45.jpg "click for larger image")
Rezniček plaque
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![Staatsoper (Semperoper) Dresden Weber statue<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2809/10/d08.5.08a.jpg "click for larger image")
![Alte Akademie München Strauss-Brunnen<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2591/10/d06.9.22.jpg "click for larger image")
Strauss-Brunnen
![Nationaltheater München Nationaltheater München<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2580/10/d06.9.02.jpg "click for larger image")
Nationaltheater München
Nationaltheater München
![“Walhalla” Donaustauf “Walhalla”<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2518/10/d06.22.jpg "click for larger image")
![“Walhalla” Donaustauf Walhalla busts<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2518/10/d06.22a.jpg "click for larger image")
![“Walhalla” Donaustauf Walhalla outside<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2518/10/d06.22b.jpg "click for larger image")
![Gürzenich Köln Gürzenich<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2029/10/d01.6.08.jpg "click for larger image")
Gürzenich
- Germany, München, Frauenplatz 1 Frauenkirche — 11 Jun 1864
![Frauenkirche München Paumann gravestone<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2589/10/d06.9.19.jpg "click for larger image")
Paumann gravestone
- Germany, München, Altheimer Eck 16 — 11 Jun 1864
![Weimar Richard Strauss house<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2705/10/d07.7.13.jpg "click for larger image")
Richard Strauss house
- Germany, Weimar, Erfurter Straße 19 — 11 Nov 1889
Richard Strauss house
![Marquartstein Ahma family house<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2540/10/d06.52.1.jpg "click for larger image")
![Marquartstein Richard Strauss plaque<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2540/10/d06.52.1a.jpg "click for larger image")
- Germany, Weimar, Erfurter Straße 19 — 10 May 1894
Richard Strauss house
- Germany, Marquartstein, Schnappenkapelle — 10 Sep 1894
![Schnappenkapelle Marquartstein Schnappenkapelle<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2541/10/d06.52.2.jpg "click for larger image")
Schnappenkapelle
- Germany, Essen, — — 1904
![Garmisch-Partenkirchen Richard Strauss villa<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2549/10/d06.63.1.jpg "click for larger image")
Richard Strauss villa
![Garmisch-Partenkirchen Richard Strauss monogram<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/2549/10/d06.63.1a.jpg "click for larger image")
Richard Strauss monogram
![Berlin-Westend Richard Strauss house<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/3113/10/d10.2.34.jpg "click for larger image")
Richard Strauss house
![Hotel Waldhaus Sils-Maria (GR) Hotel Waldhaus<br/><p class="copy">Uploaded by <a href="/user/10">Ed Tervooren</a> [© Copyright may apply] — Classical Composers Database</p>](/uploads/place/236/10/ch2.09.1.jpg "click for larger image")
Hotel Waldhaus
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3 March 1885: Premiere of concerto for horn and orchestra no. 1 in E flat major op. 11, in Meiningen, Germany.
11 November 1889: Premiere of Don Juan op. 20, in Weimar, Germany, with Strauss conducting.
21 June 1890: Premiere of Tod und Verklärung op. 24, in Eisenach, Germany, with Strauss conducting.
10 May 1894: Premiere of Guntram, in Weimar, Germany, with Strauss conducting.
5 November 1895: Premiere of Till Eulenspieges Lustige Streiche op. 28, in Cologne, Germany.
27 November 1896: Premiere of Also sprach Zarathustra op. 30, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, with Strauss conducting.
8 March 1898: Premiere of Don Quixote op. 35, in Cologne, Germany.
3 March 1899: Premiere of Ein Heldenleben, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, with Strauss conducting.
21 November 1901: Premiere of Feuersnot, in Dresden, Germany.
21 March 1904: Premiere of Sinfonia Domestica op. 53, in New York, USA, with Strauss conducting.
19 October 1904: Premiere of Sibelius's violin concerto in d minor op. 47, in Helsinki, Finland, with Richard Strauss conducting.
9 December 1905: Premiere of Salome, in Dresden, Germany.
2 March 1907: Premiere of Ein Waltzertraum, in Vienna, Austria.
25 January 1909: Premiere of Elektra, in Dresden, Germany.
26 January 1911: Premiere of Der Rosenkavalier, in Dresden, Germany.
28 October 1915: Premiere of Eine Alpensinfonie op. 64, in Berlin, Germany, with Strauss conducting.
4 October 1916: Premiere of Ariadne auf Naxos, in Vienna, Austria.
10 October 1919: Premiere of Die Frau Ohne Schatten, in Vienna, Austria.
4 November 1924: Premiere of Intermezzo, in Dresden, Austria.
6 June 1928: Premiere of Die Ägyptische Helena, in Dresden, Germany.
1 July 1933: Premiere of Arabella, in Dresden, Germany.
24 June 1935: Premiere of Die Schweigsame Frau, in Dresden, Germany.
24 July 1938: Premiere of Friedenstag, in Munich, Germany.
15 October 1938: Premiere of Daphne, in Dresden, Germany.
28 October 1942: Premiere of Capriccio, in Munich, Germany.
11 August 1943: Premiere of concert for horn and orchestra no. 2 in E flat major, in Salzburg, Germany.
22 May 1950: Premiere of Vier Letzte Lieder, in London, England.
14 August 1952: Premiere of Die Liebe de Danae, in Salzburg, Austria.
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